That would be the only time the Rockets needed to break up a surge of momentum, allowing the Pioneers to three straight points just one more time the rest of the match. Just worrying about our side of the net.” “We’re happy with how it’s coming together and (focusing on) one moment at a time. “We have a good combination of a talented senior class and a competitive junior class, and some really good athletes,” added head coach Dave Powell. It took a lot of mental strength too, just to not think about the past and how this is the season now.” “We worked hard every day at practice, at least we tried to. “It feels great, it’s a good program,” said Weng, a starter throughout the streak’s entirety. Finishing the regular season unbeaten is far from the Rockets’ end goal, but that certainly doesn’t make it any less fulfilling for them to maintain their edge over three different campaigns. It was just another day’s work for Needham (22-0), which secured a 68th straight win to lead the title conversation once again. Luke Lorence heated up in the third set on the way to a team-high 12 kills, while Ethan McCarron (11 kills) and Raymond Weng (19 assists, 10 kills) also played major offensive roles to combat an inconsistent but strong Pioneers performance. John’s of Shrewsbury 3-0 (25-21, 25-18, 25-20) on the state’s final day of the regular season. The two-time defending champion Rockets used their typical brand of well-rounded play Friday night to overcome another daunting nonleague foe, topping St. NEEDHAM – For a third straight season, the Needham boys volleyball team will head into the Div.
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